Panasonic SL-SX321C: Portable CD Player with Car Kit - Enhanced Audio Experience on the Go Review

Since the late 90's I've bought about 10 portable players, sometimes Sony are good and sometimes Panasonic. However, I have always used Sony car kits and when my old one broke I decided to try the Panasonic kit featured here. And I'm telling you, hell not good! I had to crank the car's volume up to the max to even get the music on, and also let the speakers sizzle. The way this kit works is that the CD player has less milliwatts of power, less output milliwatts headphone jack and to top it off…

I bought this to listen to foreign language instructions on my way to work. My car only has a radio, so I use a portable CD player with headphones. At maximum volume, no conversations can be heard even with the windows closed. In my wife's car, which has a stereo, I used it with the car music kit on a trip to the Trexlertown Velodrome. I had to turn up the volume on my cassette player to hear the first Pink Floyd album. some loud, raspy stuff that I should hear clearly at normal volume. To sum…

This Disc Man is cool, cute and very durable. I bought it for my 4 week trip to Australia and Cambodia. It is still in good condition. This Disc Man comes to you with: flexible headphones Disc ManCar Kit That's OK Disc Man. It performs well and only requires 2 batteries. I like the shape of this Disc Man. It shows you the length of your songs and the number of tracks on the inserted CD. My younger cousins in Australia just love it. The blue circle is just beautiful. The coolest thing is that it